Ms. Zito is a CNN political analyst, and a staff reporter and columnist for the Washington Examiner. She reaches the Everyman and Everywoman through shoe-leather journalism, traveling from Main Street to the beltway and all places in between.
For anyone who walked through the doors of Ruthie’s Diner, it felt like home: comforting, unpretentious, and powerful in its simplicity.
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‘We’ve lost since 2012 two generations of milk drinkers,’ an advocate laments.
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‘You can’t let those who want to inflict pain on others bring harm to communities,’ Keystone State governor avers. ‘You can’t let them win.’
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‘Bipartisanship is hard to come by in Washington,’ he reckons, but is undeterred in effort to cross the aisle to combat scourge of fentanyl.
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Trump adviser’s new book, ‘I Went to Prison So You Won’t Have To,’ offers a raw retelling of his experience behind bars.
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The president is reeling from how the assassination of the conservative activist rolled out on social media.
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Camaraderie, precision, and purpose — as well as danger — are all part of the day’s work for America’s coal miners.
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Frank Bisignano is serving, too, as the chief executive officer of the IRS.
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Mr. Baier brings forth nuggets of Roosevelt’s life lost to history that shaped and formed a once-sickly child into a symbol of grit and American exceptionalism.
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It is one of many tales prevalent in American culture that go beyond the boundaries of the people who call the Appalachian mountain range home.
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Jay Jones’s violent text messages suggest he lacks the comportment to govern, yet top party officials keep mum on his candidacy.
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‘We’re at a crucial juncture in restoring our country to its wholesome values,’ says one young conservative activist, inspired by the legacy of Charlie Kirk.
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